Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades Condemn Saudi Aggression in Yemen, Link to US-Israeli Crimes
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades emphasized in a statement released on Tuesday that the aggressive actions against the Yemeni people will not break their will and determination. The brigades stressed that these crimes will bolster Yemenis’ resolve to continue on the path of resistance and defense of their rights, reinforcing their steadfastness in the face of the unjust Saudi blockade.
The statement detailed that the recurrent Saudi aggressions exemplify the continuation of a criminal trajectory aimed at striking the Yemeni nation and its resources. The statement added that the history of Saudi transgressions includes the targeting of hospitals, roads, mourning halls, and public utilities, with the repetition of these crimes demonstrating the nature of the aggressive policy that the Saudi regime has adopted against Yemen and its people.
The Iraqi Hezbollah highlighted that the ongoing attacks on civilian facilities and sites are occurring amidst the steadfastness of the Yemenis and their defense of their right to their land, and that the Iraqi resistance stands with the Yemeni people in confronting the aggression and blockade.
The Iraqi Hezbollah reiterated its solidarity with the Yemeni people, affirming its support for the legitimate defense of Yemeni land and dignity, and expressed gratitude to the fighters deployed on the battlefronts.
The statement underscored that the developments over years of aggression have proven that the will of the Yemeni people is founded on standing against military superiority, and that the use of air and missile power has failed to break the Yemeni people’s will or force them to retract their demands.
The Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades reaffirmed their continued support for the Yemeni people. They recalled that Yemenis’ rights do not diminish with time, and the people’s resilience and insistence on their demands are a significant factor in confronting hegemony and aggression in the region.
